femoral parapatellar region? nm
Posted By: Txczech on 2009-01-06
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femoral parapatellar region ?
Subject: femoral parapatellar region ?
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Subject: femoral condyle and parapatellar region n/m
x
but...femoral neck and femoral shaft are 2 different
Subject: but...femoral neck and femoral shaft are 2 different
things, so maybe should be femoral neck/shaft or something ??
may be femoral condyle. They usually say medial femoral condyle.
Subject: may be femoral condyle. They usually say medial femoral condyle.
Axillary-femoral bypass, axillary femoral bypass, or axillofemoral
Subject: Axillary-femoral bypass, axillary femoral bypass, or axillofemoral
Sad pad region
Subject: Sad pad region
 ganglion/synovial cyst in the anterolateral "sad" pad region. I never heard of this before. Does that make sense? I'm stumped. Thanks!
could be fat pad region
Subject: could be fat pad region
re: region?
Subject: re: region?
It's hard to say as she is not ennunciating the g sound. Thanks for the suggestion though.
region?
Subject: region?
I would assume that he is saying "lesion"... the former that was suggested doesn't seem to flow with the sentence.
region?
Subject: region?
x
periepigastrid region
x
polykegel region??????
Subject: polykegel region??????
I have been stuck on this for so long. The Dr is saying There is extensive adenopathy involving the retroperitoneum, gastrohepatic ligament, peripancreatic region, and polykegel region. I have no idea what he is saying. Does anyone have any ideas?
Hip Region - Cell-e-us?
Subject: Hip Region - Cell-e-us?
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palmar region? sm
Subject: palmar region? sm
palmar
pawl cm^r ![](http://forum.mtstars.com/word/Image5.gif")
[TA]; Referring to the palm of the hand; volar. Syn: palmaris [TA].
Origin
[L. palmaris, fr. palma]
Ni *me again* - it's alar region
Subject: Ni *me again* - it's alar region
What region of the body? He is
Subject: What region of the body? He is
probably referring to a lesion of the "pole" of a certain organ.
maybe something with styloid region? nm
Subject: maybe something with styloid region? nm
4L (as in the paratracheal region)
Subject: 4L (as in the paratracheal region)
superodorsal region
Subject: superodorsal region
nm
suprapatellar region? nm
Subject: suprapatellar region? nm
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talocalcaneal region
Subject: talocalcaneal region
talocalcaneal region
Subject: talocalcaneal region
meant periepigastric region
x
s/l *piller* region of the hand?
Subject: s/l *piller* region of the hand?
Thank you!
**tensed** raised region
Subject: **tensed** raised region
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mental region lymphadenopathy? nm
Subject: mental region lymphadenopathy? nm
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Comminution of the cerebriform region?
Subject: Comminution of the cerebriform region?
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pubic symphyseal region - nm
Subject: pubic symphyseal region - nm
5
s/l subcallus region of the heel....tia (nm)
Subject: s/l subcallus region of the heel....tia (nm)
x
Nose medial ___ region
Subject: Nose medial ___ region
Sounds like camphor, any ideas?
Superior "sorsial" region??NM
Subject: Superior "sorsial" region??NM
His region on a cath? short msg
Subject: His region on a cath? short msg
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yes, pole is correct, just a region in the
Subject: yes, pole is correct, just a region in the
x
epitrochlear region is correct
Subject: epitrochlear region is correct
x
ago pain in the left "parepigastric" region
He stumbles on this but I think I hear "par epigastric". Patient has a hernia. ?? I don't see many references to "parepigastric". Does this make sense? Thanks!
tenderness in the s/l pillow region of her hand
Subject: tenderness in the s/l pillow region of her hand
nm
Maybe epiphyseal or growth plate region? nm
Subject: Maybe epiphyseal or growth plate region? nm
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nuchal rigidity? In neck region...
Subject: nuchal rigidity? In neck region...
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Subject: CT chest residual adenopathy in the s/l four L region n/m
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Subject: CT of abdomen: mass in the **aortocable** region
distal interior (s/l) subtillenepical region
Subject: distal interior (s/l) subtillenepical region
Femoral
Subject: Femoral
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femoral?
Subject: femoral?
It is not femoral, not sure about the
Subject: It is not femoral, not sure about the
femoral
Subject: femoral
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femoral? nm
Subject: femoral? nm
degenerative changes of the acetabular cercele/sir-seal region. Tx.
Subject: degenerative changes of the acetabular cercele/sir-seal region. Tx.
There is tenderness at the distal radius in the *metafocele* region??? Thanks. nm
Subject: There is tenderness at the distal radius in the *metafocele* region??? Thanks. nm
nm
Skin: s/l icthius present antecubital region
Subject: Skin: s/l icthius present antecubital region
parascapular or periscapular region? (Neither one is in either Stedman's or Dorlands :P)
Subject: parascapular or periscapular region? (Neither one is in either Stedman's or Dorlands :P)
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femoral bulb??
Subject: femoral bulb??
Doc says: There is no calf tenderness. There is no femoral s/l bulb tenderness. The Achilles tendon is intact.
Is bulb correct?
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